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10. Fault Indication and Fault Analysis:

 

Fault No.

Nature of Fault

Cause

Remedy

1

Temperature inside the enclosure
too high

Cooling output too low (lack of coolant)
Consequential fault or faults 2 – 7

Check cooling output
Carry out cooling service

2

Compressor

Compressor overloaded
(internal winding protection)

Unit will switch on automatically

Defect (check by measuring the resistance
of the winding)

Replace as part of cooling service

Relay or feed cable faulty

Replace power PCB

3

Evaporator

Operational indication if risk of icing up exists

Raise the setpoint value of the internal 
temperature of enclosure

Lack of coolant

Carry out of cooling service

4

High-pressure monitor

Ambient temperature too high

Unit’s specified range of application exceeded

Condenser contaminated

Clean

Filter mat contaminated

Clean or replace

Condenser fan defective

Replace

“E” valve defective

Carry out of cooling service

Defective

Replace as part of cooling service

5

Condenser fan

Blocked or defective

Replace

6

Evaporator fan

Blocked or defective

Replace

7

Filter monitoring

Filter mat contaminated

Clean or replace

8

Temperature sensor

Cable break or short-circuit

Replace

9

Phase monitoring

Incorrect field of rotation

Reverse two phases

9

 

11. Programming (Tab. 5.1) 

 

Pro-
gram
Level

Changeable
Parameter

Min.
Value

Max.
Value

Factory
Setting

Description

1

Internal
enclosure
temperature T

 

i

 

30

45

35

The standard thermostat setting range is 35 – 45

 

°

 

C. The upper and lower limits can be

adjusted through programm level 5 and 6.

2

Set value of
filter mat
monitor

4

40
(99 =
off)

99

Factory setting is the shut off value (99). To activate:

1. Install clean filter mat and let air conditioner cool for a few minutes.

2. Select programm level 2 (see diagram 5.1 page 39).
3. Push test button 10 seconds. Temperature difference is displayed.
4. Using the “

” button adjust the temperature 10 K above the displayed value.

3

Imperial/metric 
units 

 

°

 

C/

 

°

 

F

0

1

0

The enclosure temperature can be displayed in both 

 

°

 

C and 

 

°

 

F.

4

Security code

123

In order to access program levels 5 – 9 the code “123” must first be entered through program 
level 4.

5

Minimum
thermostat
setting

20

35

30

The minimum thermostat setting can be adjusted from 35

 

°

 

C to 20

 

°

 

C.

6

Maximum
thermostat
setting

40

55

45

The maximum thermostat setting can be adjusted from 40

 

°

 

C to 55

 

°

 

C.

7

Alarm setting
for enclosure
temperature

3

15

5

Due to the standard factory setting of 5 K the fault code 1 is displayed when the enclosure
temperature is 5 K or more above the thermostat setting. This “alarm temperature” setting can 
be adjusted from 3 to 15

 

°

 

C.

8

Setting of
PLC interface

0

1

0

The factory setting is for serial interface. Parallel interface is activated by selecting 1.

9

Turn off of
evaporator fan

0

1

0

With the factory setting the evaporator fan turns off for 1 minute each time the unit cycles.
This helps condensate drainage. This feature can be turned off by changing the setting to 1.

Summary of Contents for SK 3260.140

Page 1: ...ld volgens de op het type plaatje aangegeven nominale stroom VARNING Montering av apparatskåpskylaggregat Vid montering måste beaktas att varmluftsintag och kalluftsutblås inte är spärrade En fri luftcirkulation inuti skåpet måste garanteras Utrymmet mellan luftintag utblåsöppningar och installationerna måste vara 200 mm Efter att kylaggregatet stängts av kan det startas först efter 5 minuter Anvä...

Page 2: ...ld volgens de op het type plaatje aangegeven nominale stroom VARNING Montering av apparatskåpskylaggregat Vid montering måste beaktas att varmluftsintag och kalluftsutblås inte är spärrade En fri luftcirkulation inuti skåpet måste garanteras Utrymmet mellan luftintag utblåsöppningar och installationerna måste vara 200 mm Efter att kylaggregatet stängts av kan det startas först efter 5 minuter Anvä...

Page 3: ...1 A 4 6 A 5 8 A 4 A 4 A 100 470 W 520 W 520 W 605 W 825 W 960 W 680 W 720 W R134 a 525 g 25 bar 20 55 C 62 dB A IP 54 IP 34 400 x 950 x 230 38 kg RAL 7032 SK 3281 100 115 V 50 60 Hz 6 5 A 7 6 A 16 4 A 20 1 A 10 A 10 A 100 470 W 520 W 520 W 605 W 825 W 960 W 680 W 720 W R134 a 525 g 25 bar 20 55 C 62 dB A IP 54 IP 34 400 x 950 x 230 38 kg RAL 7032 SK 3393 100 SK 3393 500 230 V 50 60 Hz 4 2 A 4 4 A ...

Page 4: ...g the protective earth conductor high voltage and the insulation in the enclosure 5 Commencing Operation and Control Behaviour Following the completion of mounting and a waiting period of approximately 30 minutes to allow oil to collect in the compressor in order to ensure lubrication and cooling electrical connec tion can be made 5 1 Control by Thermostat Version 100 140 The cooling unit operates...

Page 5: ... e g plain text display which are connected to the PLC or by means of the serial interface to a higher order computer Construction of the PLC interface The construction is potential separated via opto coupler wiring diagram fig 5 4 Connection is made by the customer to the 15 pin socket on the control board fig 5 4 to the PLC input card Attention The electrical signals at the interface are of an e...

Page 6: ... lines are short 6 3 Programming the Cooling Unit See diagram 5 1 for details on programming IDs NOTE Only one unit may be configured as master the address ID must match the number of slave units The individual slave units must have different addresses the addresses must be in ascending order without gaps in between Example 1 master cooling unit with 2 slave cooling units Master cooling unit Slave...

Page 7: ...enclosure temperature Ti 30 45 35 The standard thermostat setting range is 35 45 C The upper and lower limits can be adjusted through programm level 5 and 6 2 Set value of filter mat monitor 4 40 99 off 99 Factory setting is the shut off value 99 To activate 1 Install clean filter mat and let air conditioner cool for a few minutes 2 Select programm level 2 see diagram 5 1 page 39 3 Push test butto...

Page 8: ...n S2 Door limit switch without door operated switch terminal 1 2 open T1 Transformer Electrical Connection by Customer X2 PLC interface Sub D socket 15 pole X10 Terminal strip X10 L1 L2 N PE Mains connection brown L1 phase blue L2 N neutral green yellow PE ground L1 L2 L3 SK 3260 500 X10 1 2 Door operated switch connection supplied by customer X10 3 4 5 Collective fault message Anslutningsschema m...

Page 9: ...ormer see type plate Techn data Kontaktdaten K1 Contact Data K1 Caracteristiques des contacts K1 Kontaktgegevens K1 Kontaktdata K1 Caratteristiche dei contatti K1 Características del contacto K1 AC cosf 1 DC L R 40 ms I max 5 A U max 230 V I min 10 mA U max 100 V I max 200 mA U max 20 V I max 5 A K 1 35 Wirkschaltplan Detailed Wiring Diagram Schéma des con nexions détaillé Werkingsschema Driftsche...

Page 10: ... Lamellengitter 2 Louvred grille 2 Grille à lamelles 2 Rooster 2 Lamellgitter 2 Griglia a lamelle 2 Rejilla 2 46 Lamellengitter 1 Louvred grille 1 Grille à lamelles 1 Rooster 1 Lamellgitter 1 Griglia a lamelle 1 Rejilla 1 50 Abdeckblende Infill panel Couvercle Afdekplaat Täckplåt Copertura cieca Pantalla cubierta 55 Anzeigeplatine Display PCB Platine d indication Displayprint Displaykort Scheda di...

Page 11: ... 55 75 5 71 25 1 30 20 15 35 40 85 80 10 71 SK 3293 XXX 3281 100 3393 XXX 3381 100 SK 3298 100 3298 500 3279 100 3260 XXX 71 25 1 30 15 20 35 40 85 5 45 45 46 50 65 66 55 75 10 71 100 80 100 90 90 70 2 2 70 71 71 48 48 ...

Page 12: ... 25 35 45 55 Kennlinienfeld DIN 3168 Performance Diagram Diagramme des lignes caracteristiques Karakteristik kurva Diagramma delle curve caratteristiche Diagrama de potencia Verflüssigereintritt C Liquifier entry Entrée du condenseur Kondensorinlaat Kondensoringång Ingresso condensatore Entrada del condensador Tu Verdampfereintritt C Evaporator entry Entrée de l évaporateur Verdamperinlaat Förånga...

Page 13: ...i 30 45 C Standard 35 C TFilter 4 40 K Standard off 99 0 1 099 004 040 045 036 035 32 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 10s ENTER ENTER 0 1 ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER 000 001 123 ENTER ENTER 0 1 ENTER ENTER 030 020 025 ENTER ENTER 045 046 055 ENTER ENTER 005 006 015 ENTER 101 ENTER 00 ENTER 50 01 16 ENTER Diagramm 5 1 Programmierung Diagram 5 1 Programming Diagramme 5 1 Programmation Diagram 5 1 Programmering Diagra...

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